Hernani Oliveira - PhD student in Moelcular Ecology
I think doing a PhD is more than just learning about science - it's a life journey.
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Grandma Knows Best
New research shows that the greatest boost to the survival of killer whale calves is their grandmothers who are no longer breeding, because they are free to focus their time and resources on them. As salmon populations decline, the grandmothers will play an increasingly important role in killer whale population.
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Catching Invasives Early
The first global meta-analysis of the characteristics and size of invasive alien species' impacts on native species as invaders become more abundant has been conducted. The study highlights the increasing need for early detection and rapid response.
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A-Z of Invasive Marine Species: Rhithropanopeus harrisii
The dwarf crab is native to the east coast of the Americas where it has the distribution from New Brunswick, Canada to north-east Brazil. There is also a breeding fresh water population in the Brazos River basin, Texas.
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American Birds
There is a well-established conservation movement made up of millions of ordinary Americans who say these natural wonders are an indispensable part of the nation’s heritage.
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Sumatran Rhino Extinct in Malaysia
It is vital for the survival of the species that all remaining Sumatran rhinos are viewed as a metapopulation, meaning that all are managed in a single program across national and international borders in order to maximize overall birth rate.
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